Parliament resumes after allowing RPP to speak on bogus refugee case during emergency
They have stated that they wish to maintain their remarks within the bounds of the legislative process.
KATHMANDU: Currently, the issue of bogus Bhutanese refugees entails not only economic corruption, but also fraud, crimes against the state, organized crime, and document forgery. No one should be spared in this instance, and everyone should be punished.
He stated that the Home Minister should inform Parliament about the actions being taken in this situation, which will bring humiliation to the country, and that it includes the names of past Deputy Prime Ministers and Home Ministers.
They have stated that they wish to maintain their remarks within the bounds of the legislative process. He also asked the Speaker to adopt a rule requiring the government to respond immediately.
The RPP disrupted the parliament session at the start of Wednesday’s meeting as the speaker did not allow RPP President Lingden to raise this issue at an emergency time. The Parliament session was adjourned for 15 minutes following the incident.
